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Resumo: Como e que tres escritoras oriundas de Angola e Mocambique representam, em tres romances escritos em 2009 e 2011, o movimento de retorno forcado a Portugal em 1975? Como se articulam memorias individuais e historia? Quais as implicacoes da focalizacao narrativa? Estas e outras questoes decorrem do quadro historico e teorico representado nos romances: o do Portugal colonial e pos-colonial. O conceito de “retorno” permite aprofundar a questao da identidade individual e nacional e avancar algumas reflexoes sobre um tema que ganha se cruzarmos diferentes ferramentas teoricas: estudos pos-coloniais, imagologia, estudos de genero e narratologia. Palavras-chave: retornados; identidade; subjetividade; colonialismo; pos-colonialismo. Abstract: How do three women writers from Angola and Mozambique represent, in novels written in 2009 and 2011, the historic movement of forced return to Portugal in 1975? How are individual memoirs and history articulated, and what are the implications of narrative focus? These and other questions are the result of the historical and theoretical framework represented in the novels: that of colonial and post-colonial Portugal. The concept of “return” allows us to deal with individual and national identity issues, and suggest some reflections on a theme that gains ground if we cross different theoretical tools: Post-Colonial Studies, Imagology, Gender Studies and Narratology. Keywords: returnees; identity; subjectivity; colonialism; post-colonialism.

Escritas literárias de uma deslocação histórica: o “retorno” / Literary Writings of a Historical Displacement: The “Return”